Once again, the Netherlands have flexed (and flexed HARD) on the global black metal scene by summoning forth yet another excruciatingly good new record.
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I flexed for my boyfriend when I picked him up outside his apartment, and he flexed for his friends by snapping that he was in the Dawn on the BQE.
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Of course, Michaels has flexed her hitmaking muscle for years.
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"Today they flexed their muscles," Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said.
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In automatic response, they easily grab their perfectly flexed toes.
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U.S. exporters also flexed more muscle in the first quarter.
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Chicago flexed its muscles in the fifth to tie it.
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The groups have increasingly flexed their muscles in state elections.
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He flexed his muscles, and shimmied in a little dance.
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The cash-23s backwardation flexed as wide as $20163 last year.
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She also flexed her green thumb arranging flower bouquets on Saturday.
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He flexed his arms, preventing a fourth officer from cuffing him.
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As always, Redditors flexed their best Photoshop skills for the occasion.
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"1 week postpartum," she wrote along with a flexed bicep emoji.
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Alipay's arch-rival WeChat Pay has also flexed its muscles overseas.
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Both George W. Bush and Barack Obama flexed their executive muscles.
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America has long flexed its Drug War muscles in countries like
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Good thing too, his actual muscles are pretty much constantly flexed.
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Standing in my underwear, I flexed my muscles and the camera flashed.
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"#monday #backatit," she captioned the footage along with a flexed bicep emoji.
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To finish off your anti–muffin top workout, do a flexed swing.
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Do the move with flexed arms, followed by a lateral hop. Yeeeehaaaaw!
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The impact on the spine increases at higher flexed postures, they add.
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Domingo flexed her hand slightly to show her motion was still limited.
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This isn't the first time Jenner has flexed her mini-movie muscles.
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Paak flexed the showmanship and chops to warrant the almost deafening hype.
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Jab through the flexed photos to see why Floyd's still a knockout.
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"#monday #backatit," Kournikova captioned the footage along with a flexed bicep emoji.
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Coach Z.'s knees flexed under the weight of our imminent defeat.
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It was "flexed" in space for the first time on November 14.
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My warrior women walked around, flexed, posed, and did hearty belly laughs.
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He has flexed his influence on American policy toward Cuba and Venezuela.
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My awkwardness went away, and I stretched out, flexed, showed my biceps.
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As Rodríguez repeated his manga-inspired theme music, Martínez flexed his biceps.
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But also keep your fingers weirdly flexed to show off the ring!
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Squeeze your legs together so your thighs touch and your feet are flexed.
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The media constantly wants us to be more filtered, more posed, more flexed.
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Until now, Snyder's Jazz have only flexed on one side of the ball.
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"At 23, I was flexed," Flash told David Ritz, who wrote Flash's autobiography.
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But some matchups are "cross-flexed" onto networks they wouldn't normally be on.
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I took off my gloves and flexed my hands allowing them to thaw.
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Some muscle was being flexed, torn, and then built back into something stronger.
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By this time next week, I'll have completed the challenge (insert flexed-arm emoji).
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Jean flexed away the ache in her hand but did not remove her device.
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If Preet ever flexed his muscles to undermine Trump, he'd be hard to stop.
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In addition to showcasing her powerhouse vocals, Grande flexed her comedic chops alongside Davidson.
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He should've flexed and expanded that data to the other people who were here.
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This isn't the first time that The Rock has flexed his Daddy-muscles before.
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Perfectly respectable, but it was in 1976 that A Star Is Born really flexed.
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He even flexed his singing skills in a duet with Sam Cooke in 1964.
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Apple flexed its wallet today in a way Facebook has been scared to do.
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Hunter Biden flexed his connections and rose up the ranks in the Washington scene.
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The Pentagon has also flexed its muscles in North Korea's backyard in recent weeks.
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The trust has flexed its muscle several times over in the last two decades.
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He flexed his arms and then pointed — which sent the animal charging toward him.
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He came up with playful melodies and intertwining lines that flexed like cat's cradles.
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While Israel&aposs military and the Palestinian militant groups flexed their muscles, little was resolved.
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They're posed, in their best angles with a tight or flexed tummy in "good" lighting.
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Baena flexed his muscles while at the gym wearing a yellow shirt and black shorts.
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" When Tamar got into Lolo's face, Jones flexed on Tamar and said, "I'm right here.
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First elected in 2013, he has flexed his municipality's muscle—and irked Georgia's conservatives—before.
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As he rounded the bases, Puig blew kisses toward the stands and flexed his arms.
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The Warriors flexed their insane cash reserves with a larger-than-life huge-headed Klay.
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The orange and purple shapes of "Flexed Poised Breached Swollen" are a case in point.
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The continued power was needed on a night when the Rangers flexed their own pop.
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Yet he moved gingerly and flexed his leg after plays in which he ran hard.
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Ms. Lovette experiments with flexed feet, extreme pliés and tilts that throw dancers off balance.
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Keep your back leg straight with your forward knee flexed to align above your ankle.
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The flexed-arm hang wasn&apost eliminated from the Marines&apos fitness test until 2017.
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You gotta see how Billy flexed on us to prove his point about actors' intelligence.
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The great wooden beams of the temple's halls had flexed and groaned with the strain.
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He flexed his guns and gurned at the punters and slobs in attendance at ringside.
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At another point in his career, Howard would have flexed, yelled "Superman," and dry-humped something.
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As he did Tuesday, Gorsuch also flexed his muscle to say he was an independent judge.
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In the heat of this chaos, he flexed that MVP-level skill for a national audience.
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Some even joked that she flexed too hard and now could have ruined her FAFSA application.
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At one stage in February that cash premium flexed out as wide as $220 per tonne.
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Additionally, it can be flexed and remains strong, so it won't break apart once it dries.
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If they ever flexed in sync, the isometric pulse might knock out the entire electrical grid.
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"Young people, particularly young people of color, flexed their political muscles this election," Audelo tells Refinery29.
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This isn't the first time Amazon has flexed its capitalism-loving muscles on Whole Foods' turf.
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FreedomWorks has already flexed its muscle as Trump has worked to get his Cabinet members seated.
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Dave Chappelle flexed his biceps in front of some huge stars at his Monday night concert.
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After notching the match point, Luckey raised his fist and flexed for the tiny, cheering crowd.
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"It's hard when you're in your 20s, because you haven't flexed that muscle much yet."Yes.
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Endorsement by tweet Trump flexed his political muscle on Tuesday when he tweeted endorsements for Rep.
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At one stage in February that cash premium flexed out as wide as $220 per ton.
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Straighten your legs, and squeeze them together so they form one line, with your heels flexed.
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Over the past several years, CrossFit has flexed its legislative muscle on occasion — to some success.
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He missed open receivers and repeatedly flexed his right hand, which he banged up early on.
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While rounding the bases, Bellinger flexed his right arm in the direction of the Dodgers dugout.
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If Moses reigned behind closed doors, DeSapio flexed his muscles on the cover of Time magazine.
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Justice Department lawyers flexed their muscles defending the New Deal, and the agency expanded in scope.
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Trump flexed his muscle as an advocate on Capitol Hill Tuesday when he took on Sen.
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More than a dozen women flexed their biceps and surrounded Rosie to celebrate the upcoming mission.
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But in the first U.S. primary of the 2018 midterm election season, Republicans also flexed their muscles.
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The body turned away, the arm flexed in pure precautionary stance, basketball seeming for him a minefield.
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Even live, it felt like there was nothing he could do to avoid getting flexed on, again.
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Time-spreads flexed into backwardation as a long-running downtrend in exchange stocks squeezed short position holders.
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The House Freedom Caucus, which remains close to Trump, has already flexed its muscle in the debate.
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The billionaire flexed his Mandarin skills in a viral Facebook video that celebrates the Chinese New Year.
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They missed games, they struck, they flexed every bit of power they had, and it was awesome.
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GMA flexed its advocacy muscles by opposing legislation in 2016 to require labels for genetically modified foods.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months period flexed out to $21 per ton backwardation in late February.
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Helms flexed his muscles by aggressively using the committee to hold nominees to affect executive branch policy.
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Taxi drivers, who are required to be local residents, feel threatened and have flexed their political muscle.
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In its first decade, the Senate Caucus on Foster Youth flexed its influence and made a difference.
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Instead, Beijing has issued threats against Ms. Tsai's aims to "split" China, and flexed its military muscle.
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James Mattis, whom he plans to nominate for Defense secretary, as he flexed his national security chops.
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Or at least the flexed arm that seemed to have strengthened almost every post I saw all year.
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Vanity Fair flexed some serious muscles for its after-party ... with one huge celeb after another rolling through.
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He kicked a flexed foot into the air or whipped into brisk parallel pirouettes with an agile alertness.
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The cash-to-October spread flexed out to a $863 backwardation on Monday and around $40 this morning.
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Even head coach Bill Belichick cracked a smile and flexed a little bit ... showing off his hardware too.
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The muscles of his arms and torso flexed along with the motion, his pale skin shimmering with sweat.
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"He flexed his muscles coming into the dugout," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said of Aoki, who batted ninth.
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Even though diamond is incredibly hard, this material can be, according to AKHAN, flexed up to 45-degrees.
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South Korea has reportedly flexed its military muscles by conducting live-fire exercises after Pyongyang's latest nuclear test.
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In the past few days, Americans flexed the muscle of their outrage against a government's immoral immigration policy.
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The Diamondbacks flexed their muscles again in the second on Lamb's solo blast, pushing them ahead 2-23.
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Nimmo also had a tattoo; hers controlled effects on her voice when she flexed muscles on her arm.
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On Sunday evening Netflix flexed its instantaneous-programming muscles in what marketers like to call an "impactful" way.
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It was a shameless mirror selfie: her shoulders flexed, ripped abs poking out from below a sports bra.
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When the lights flicked on, he immediately turned sideways and flexed, his massive biceps swelling like inner tubes.
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On Tuesday, it again flexed its muscles, rising half a percent following sharp Wall Street losses the previous day.
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Mapplethorpe has cropped out the heads and raised arms, leaving their torsos and flexed legs, like idealised Greek statues.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months period CMSN0-3 flexed out to $220 per tonne backwardation in late February.
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Of course, Patti peppered in some heart and flexed biceps emojis ... along with a "CONGRATULATIONS" and a fire emoji.
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He performed for more than a decade in a traveling circus, where he flexed muscles in time to music.
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The 24-year-old Frenchman flexed his offensive muscles around the basket, and Milwaukee had no answer for it.
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The elastic keeps the hand open and when the wrist is flexed the cords pull and the hand closes.
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A new feeling of power flexed within me, a quick tightening of ribbon so unfamiliar I didn't recognize it.
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But now it just seems stuck in his tired idiom, a brittle mix of thrusting hips and flexed hands.
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Then Mr. De Niro flexed his arms and raised them triumphantly over his head like the fictional Rocky Balboa.
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It came before shareholders flexed their legal muscles in this new environment with the $90 million settlement with 21
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Seattle flexed its muscles, with Nelson Cruz notching three hits and Norichika Aoki and Seth Smith hitting home runs.
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The contest between the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers already had been flexed to the 8:20 p.m.
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Designers flexed major draping and tailoring muscles — sophisticated upmarket techniques that fast-fashion brands will be hard-pressed to replicate.
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With her hair swept back, Lopez flexed her incredible arms as she looked confidently at the camera over her shoulder.
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The Deadpool actor once again flexed his dad joke muscles on Twitter this weekend, and as usual, it didn't disappoint.
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"Where was the invite for me and Hulk?" said Hemsworth, 32, as he flexed his muscles while doing pull-ups.
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They're sensitive to being flexed, so the Pixel can pick up changes in the electrical signal that goes through them.
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Scorpion: One leg is flexed while the other is straight, and the back leg mimics the tail of a scorpion.
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The U.S. economy has flexed its muscle in recent months, with job gains above 230,000 in both February and January.
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He took one step then another toward the front, picking his way around statuesque bikers that flexed in silent judgment.
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With Paul Goldschmidt and A.J. Pollock leading the offense, Arizona flexed its muscles in winning the Cactus League title. 3.
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"They came out, they flexed their muscles and they won," said Vega, a receptionist at a non-profit housing organization.
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They're in a continual state of rebound: After a kick with a flexed foot, they curve around an invisible bend.
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Moreover, the mesh is able to retain its electrical conductivity even after being stretched and flexed up to 10,000 times.
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After firing a fastball past Blanco, Tanaka, in a rare display of emotion, turned around, flexed and yelled with exhilaration.
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The man leaned down, trying to gain leverage, and the closer he got, the more the wire bowed and flexed.
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Marvin Clark II flexed his muscles toward the Red Storm bench when he was fouled as he made a basket.
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Fitch, a wrestling titan who competes with teen boys in the 106-pound weight class, triumphantly flexed after her win.
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It has flexed considerably wider over the last couple of months from just 2740 days at the end of February.
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Radical Islamist terrorism flexed its muscles in the 1990s and surged to its al Qaeda-perpetrated apex on 9/11.
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" The Arts Council, Mr. Jonas added, "flexed their muscle and gunned" for Mr. Berry, while imposing "this special measures nonsense.
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Big-name stars also flexed their muscles again, not merely within the awards, but demonstrating that they can attract audiences.
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The drills unite three American rivals not long after the US flexed its own naval muscle in the Middle East.
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Most of Netflix's gains for 2019 came from a big pop in January when the company flexed its pricing power.
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Both the hyper-flexed and hyper-extended wrist lock work beautifully as a double attack with the armbar for this reason.
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So they flexed their political muscle and went running to the courts to avoid the light being shined on the truth.
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North Korea has flexed its military might frequently throughout 2016, conducting exercises and military tests at a faster pace than usual.
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Like the photos before, it had fans seeing double as the pair embraced in a tight handshake and flexed their biceps.
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Plastic alternatives like metal and glass can't be flexed like a bendy straw and paper, especially, can be a choking hazard.
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During his hosting gig, he flexed his acting chops with hilarious skits—one that poked fun of everyone's favorite point guard.
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Their muscles aren't super flexed or tight — you need to bring out their relatable side, and I'm very conscious of that.
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Flexed Doggy StyleStart with doggy style, where you are on your hands and knees and your partner is kneeling behind you.
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She flexed her entrepreneurial muscle early, digging up worms in the backyard to sell to fishermen while living in Muskegon, Mich.
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They will be big, up to about 33,000 square metres (350,000 square feet), though they can be flexed up and down.
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Public employee unions flexed their muscle, and the GOP "right to work" law went down to a 2 to 1 defeat.
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Rick Scott (R) flexed his self-funding muscles once again, pumping more than $20 million into his Senate campaign against Sen.
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Koshechkin stopped all 29 shots he faced for his first shutout of the tournament, and the Russians flexed their muscles offensively.
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They strongly suggest that Spotify has successfully flexed its muscle as it negotiates the price it pays record companies for music.
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As for Curry's pitch to get his own comedy special, Steve told us that's cool ... and then flexed on him. Savage.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months time-spread CMNI2000-219 flexed out to a backwardation of $22019 per tonne last week.
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Puig's power helps Dodgers crush Padres LOS ANGELES — Yasiel Puig flexed his muscles against the San Diego Padres on Thursday afternoon.
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His go-tos were fire (297), red heart (137), crown (132), prayer hands (97), hysterical laughter (56) and flexed biceps (243).
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This is the first time the European Commission, the bloc's executive body, has flexed its legal muscle over the divisive issue.
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Yet, as House of X has flexed in its previous issues, it's when everyone's comfortable that we should start getting scared.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months time-spread flexed out to a backwardation of $22019 per tonne last week.
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But this week, Trump flexed his pardon power in a way that critics construed as a message to Stone and Flynn.
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Remember that aforementioned scene in the seventh Furious movie where Hobbs flexed his bicep and broke a cast off of it?
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What's more is that Charlottesville was not the only time racist muscle was flexed publicly, and it certainly won't be the last.
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It's where she flexed her muscles on songs like "Foreva" and "Lick," slowly transforming into an artist who now dominates Billboard charts.
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Tesla flexed its model leverage muscles in 193Q18, exhibiting a dramatic swing from negative to positive on a number of key metrics.
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As her grandson flexed his Olympic swimming skills, Nan — because who can resist calling her that — showed an impressive use of emoji.
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The 63-year-old actor flexed his fitness skills alongside a US Army sergeant — and managed to keep up with the soldier.
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Newer strongmen, such as Daniel Ortega, Nicaragua's blood-soaked president, and Viktor Orban, Hungary's illiberal prime minister, have also flexed censorious muscles.
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A series of deals have been flexed higher in recent weeks, including a €298bn term loan B for German metering business Techem.
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Fact is ... TheBlaze owns her Facebook page ... and honchos have flexed their muscles by cutting off access to Tomi and her team.
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Surrounded by colleagues from the other party including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, McCain abruptly flexed his armed inward like a gorilla.
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The elder President Bush in 1991 actually did withhold such support briefly — that is, until the Israel lobby flexed its bulging muscles.
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While South Korean forces have flexed their muscles, diplomats in New York gathered at the United Nations and condemned the nuclear test.
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The second lien was then introduced and pricing reverted to 475bp at 99 when the deal was flexed for a second time.
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Mr. Wheeldon incorporates into the mix stylized Egyptian profile gestures, flexed feet at odd moments, shoulder stands and sinuously undulating upper bodies.
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Wrapped in a tough clinch with Pet-U-Tong at Rajadamnern in October 2015, Munagthai defeated him with a sweet flexed right.
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Throughout his tenure, Trump has flexed his Constitutional power with 18 presidential pardons and six commuted sentences, significantly less than his predecessor.
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Despite the unbelievable price surging of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin over the past year, these technologies and its investors flexed their resilience.
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The drills by the three American rivals come not long after the US flexed its own naval muscle in the Middle East.
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NutriBullet flexed their love of lemonade, but it was Blendtec that took home to prize when they tweeted a magazine featuring Queen Bey.
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In light of the FBI's claims that it has gained access to the phone in San Bernardino, Apple's flexed muscles begin to droop.
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"A lot of the booty pics you see on Instagram are flexed, pushed out, back arched so much it actually hurts," she wrote.
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Since Taylor Swift flexed her star power Sunday with an Instagram post that encouraged her 2304 million followers to register to vote, Vote.
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Warren, a seasoned debater, has flexed her familiarity with the debate stage -- will she use her rhetorical talents to go after Biden directly?
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Instead, Schumer kept the camera rolling as he flexed his muscles and sang a few lines from "A Whole New World" from Aladdin.
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In a photo taken at the gym, Baena flexed his muscles wearing nothing but a pair of black shorts and gray converse sneakers.
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Boy, they flexed their business muscle, reminded people that they are a business and boy, the city council turned around on a dime.
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The girls you see on Instagram don't walk around with one leg bent and one hip popped and flexed abs the whole time!
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In last week's episode Lee met Mary Jane's (Gabrielle Union) family, and flexed his muscle in a Black and boujee version of Roadhouse.
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Despite Hoyer's ruling, Democrats flexed their muscle and the House voted afterward by party-line to leave Pelosi's words intact in the record.
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The triple-tiered silhouette, and a deep flexed-roof porch over the Mall-facing side, draw on features in African architecture and sculpture.
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Barring a game getting flexed later in the season, it was the last night game that the Raiders will ever play in Oakland.
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Yet "Do you like hurting other people?" became a meme that is just as ironically flexed as everything else on this cursed earth.
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The Pentagon is concerned about an increasingly resurgent Russia, which has flexed its military muscle in conflicts like those in Ukraine and Syria.
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However you weight the mix of factors responsible, attendance has steadily fallen as TV has flexed its muscles in setting the sports schedule.
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" As for Trump, he addressed the nation Wednesday morning and flexed on Iran -- saying, "Our missiles are big, powerful, accurate, lethal and fast.
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The Green Bay Packers QB flexed his Espanol during a post-game interview with ESPN Deportes on Monday night ... and it wasn't bad!!!
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Although Russia did not deploy its air defense system in Syria against the American missiles, it flexed its military muscles after the attack.
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And while he flexed the worst bits of his arrogance and cynicism in each movie, he also wanted to become a better man.
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Cowsky said the steel is less likely than aluminum to bend when flexed, a problem that dogged the iPhone 6 when it came out.
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A former journalist, she flexed her interviewing skills in 2013 by sitting down with Justice Clarence Thomas for a talk to discuss his jurisprudence.
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Frazetta's art portrays an endless battlefield where all of history collides in a single primal skirmish of flexed thighs, giants snakes, and greasy loincloths.
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Bernie Sanders gave his usual speech and flexed his campaign's muscle to a crowd of more than 7,500 at the University of New Hampshire.
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The construction is so flimsy and the case flexed so much, I thought the touch-sensitive controls were buttons for the first 10 minutes.
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The label, led by artistic director Nicola Formichetti, flexed its muscle with a three-part party, including cocktails at its newish Madison Avenue store.
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When opened, it doubles as an extended touchscreen for your device that can also be flexed for unique ways to interact with your phone.
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Fortunately, the group of skaters flexed their curling skills, and were able to gently push all four of the boars to the lake's shore.
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The idea is that runners "bleed" a certain amount of energy the more those joints are flexed, and this plate helps reduce the loss.
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But the US military has flexed its muscles by conducting joint military drills with Japan and South Korea and conducting show-of-force operations.
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But Markelle couldn't really bask in the moment after the game ... not after his Honda Accord got flexed on by Ben Simmons' $280k Ferrari!!
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News anchor Tomi Lahren flexed her First Amendment rights all over Beyonce and her fans ... and took a strong stance against the Black Panthers.
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The company flexed its muscles a bit by announcing on Wednesday that it would raise gasoline prices at refineries by 0.7 percent starting Thursday.
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Trump has flexed his muscles on executive power early in his administration in an effort to quickly fulfill his pledge to shake up Washington.
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Ruthie is there to promote the same sentiment as Rosie, but using ownership of her sexuality and bodily autonomy instead of her flexed bicep.
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Every muscle in my body was flexed and hard against him, against my bonds, the pressure ratcheted up tight and hot in my midsection.
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As I hauled myself up the steps a male swimmer in his early 60s stood on the jetty and flexed his biceps like Popeye.
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Trump also flexed the power last week, granting a pardon to conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, who was convicted of making an illegal campaign contribution.
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According to a new study, these creatures used their permanently-flexed, muscular arms to strip trees of their leaves and scrape branches for vegetation.
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Since then, Exxon has threatened climate science, sued attorneys general over legal probes, and flexed its political alliances to once more silence federal scientists.
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Favreau, an actor-director most famously attached to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, first flexed his Disney-remake muscles with 2016's The Jungle Book.
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She really flexed her filter game in 2019, so we gathered a few heavily-edited photo samples that are sure to strain your eyes.
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The LME's "tom-next" spread, essentially the cost of rolling a short position overnight, flexed out to an unprecedented $60 per tonne last Friday.
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There's that famous saying that with great power comes great responsibility, and I don't think Jon has ever really flexed the "great responsibility" part.
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Chicago flexed its muscles early as Bryant deposited a first-pitch fastball from Lyles over the wall in right field in the first inning.
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Wearing a navy and pink onesie that reads "Smart and Strong Like My Mama," the newborn flexed her arms or "biceps" as the caption stated.
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Bruce is boss in Mets' victory over Marlins MIAMI — Jay Bruce showed off his speed — relatively speaking — and the New York Mets flexed their muscles.
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On Tuesday, the Microsoft co-founder flexed his flair for theatrics by brandishing a jar of human feces in front of a stunned Beijing crowd.
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LaVar Ball got really into his appearance at WWE Raw ... seeing how he took off his shirt and flexed for all of America Monday night.
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Strutting out to a living room from a hallway, Garner flexed her arms as she posed while the Rocky theme song played in the background.
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Measuring 7.8 inches diagonally, this is an Android tablet in its extended mode which becomes two, not just one, Android phones when it's flexed closed.
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The "guns" were out in full force, in fact, as Lowe flexed in a sleeveless black Nike tank at the PARADIGM Gym in Dallas, Texas.
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Pricing on the deal was flexed up to 299bp over Euribor from initial guidance of 973bp last Wednesday and several changes were made to documentation.
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Participants in the Kaggle Days competition flexed their data analysis and machine learning skills to predict bad batches in data from an auto parts factory.
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Pricing has flexed higher and further concessions have been made on weaker credits including French jewellery retailer Thom Europe and German packaging company Kloeckner Pentaplast.
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No. 24 Texas Tech rolls past Kennesaw State Texas Tech flexed its defensive muscles to capture its first win as a ranked team this season.
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The spreads contraction was milder than that generated by the first outage, when the cash-to-three-months period flexed out to a $42.50 backwardation.
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In the gif above, you can see the device being flexed in an arc, alongside the resulting images it manages to capture at each point.
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In physical form, the silver tiger's paws flexed and sprang as it stepped nimbly through the thickets of my childhood memory, an awe-inspiring presence.
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Two years later, newly enfranchised women in San Francisco flexed their political muscles by petitioning for the recall of a police court justice, Charles Weller.
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In a year dominated by Disney, Universal has recently flexed its muscles as its movies have topped the domestic box office the last three weekends.
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And the White House hasn't flexed its muscles enough to force Congress to craft a tax plan that would work like Reagan's 1981 bill did.
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The industry most recently flexed its muscle by defeating a California ballot initiative to restrict what most state-run health programs pay for prescription drugs.
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And at the end of the night, 2 Chainz flexed on me by joking that I was short, and then budged in the bathroom line.
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The wide-angle videos are sensual and lush—featuring a collage of zoomed-in shots of nipples, flexed toes, rotting leaves, and streams of bubbles.
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Since Leicester's championship, they have "collectively flexed their muscles," according to Rick Parry, a former chief executive at Liverpool and head of the Premier League.
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Dianne Feinstein have flexed their muscle on possibly subpoenaing witnesses and documents related to Russian interference in the election and any possible obstruction of justice.
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Arizona flexed its muscles with a 220-2309 rebounding edge for the game after being just plus-five in that area in the first half.
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Imagine how your biceps muscle (and then your shoulders and then your back) might feel if you walked around all day flexed holding a barbell?
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"Jump in the Pegasus / All kinda reckless the necklace / All kinda reckless I flexed it," Swae Lee half-sings at the top of the track.
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Sporting his Calvin's, the 18-year-old flexed his biceps in this shirtless selfie that he posted to Instagram and the internet was thirsty for it.
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With the help of family and friends, the nonagenarian stepped on the board, flexed his arm muscles and jumped right in, to rousing cheers and applause.
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As I hit the final punchline, not only did they laugh, but a chorus line of digital characters moonwalked, flexed, and swashbuckled at me in approval.
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The LME's "tom-next" spread , essentially the cost of rolling a short position overnight, flexed out to an unprecedented $60 per tonne last Friday.
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In 5003, it flexed its financial arm to spend $71.3 billion to buy assets from 21st Century Fox, including National Geographic and the Fox movie studio.
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"I love you," she added, gazing down at little Alaiya and planting a gentle kiss on her head while the baby girl flexed her tiny fingers.
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Netflix has once again flexed its TV muscles at the Emmys, nabbing three nominations in the best drama series category and two in best comedy series.
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But the Bolt's upper body also flexed a bit with every turn, and the smaller tires were torn to shreds after an hour of constant punishment.
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Outright short positions flexed out to a record 292,2000 contracts in the middle of January, marginally eclipsing previous bear peaks in July 2117 and September 1123.
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In his trademark post-match celebration, Tiafoe took off his t-shirt, flexed his right bicep and emulated the 'Silencer' routine of basketball great LeBron James.
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Overlapping guitar-lines and dual vocals became their hallmark, while the band's rhythm section flexed the muscles they'd built playing in their high school's jazz bands.
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On occasion, his campaign would trumpet the combined hauls of the candidate and his allied outside groups as it flexed its financial muscle over the field.
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Discounts for copper scrap in both the United States and Europe have flexed wider since the fourth quarter of last year, attesting to much improved availability.
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The LME's "tom-next" spread CMZN0-T, essentially the cost of rolling a short position overnight, flexed out to an unprecedented $60 per tonne last Friday.
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I remember saying 'flexed foot over pointed foot,' and let's make it weirder — and throwing some ideas around about facial pulling and eating some pretend ramen.
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In between, Bryant screamed and flexed to celebrate OG Anunoby's 3-pointer, which gave Indiana a 6-point lead and prompted Calipari to call a timeout.
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They came out in their uniforms, Bosh flexed and yelled, and James promised "not two, not three, not four, not five, not six, not seven …" championships.
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Colin and Odell connected at UCLA for some QB, WR work -- they ran routes, Colin worked on throwing on the run and flexed his arm strength.
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Devonta Freeman was held to 228 yards on eight carries for the Falcons, who totaled 20 yards as Minnesota flexed its defensive muscle early and often.
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In another photo taken at the gym earlier this year, Baena flexed his muscles wearing nothing but a pair of black shorts and gray converse sneakers.
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In a photo taken at the gym earlier this year, Baena flexed his muscles wearing nothing but a pair of black shorts and gray converse sneakers.
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An image of Caruso scowling merited two hysterical laughter emojis, one prayer hands emoji, one flexed biceps emoji, one shouting emoji and one steaming nostrils emoji.
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This is just the latest in a string of moments since Donald Trump was inaugurated president where women have flexed their political, social and moral muscles.
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Gabriel flexed his new muscle for us, dropped a few jokes about his fitness regimen ... but also had a message for anyone else struggling with demons.
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Clemson, which was off last week, also flexed its defensive muscle in the opening half, holding the Yellow Jackets to three first downs and 265 total yards.
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Frameworks flexed their songwriting prowess on their 2014 debut, Loom, which incorporated screamo, emotional hardcore, and, well, whatever you want to call it, it was fucking loud.
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Raising the feet, so that the hips are flexed beyond 90 degrees straightens out where the colon and rectum join and allows poo to pass more easily.
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But for that to happen, for foldables to take over as the defining smartphone form factor, a whole lot of software muscle will have to be flexed.
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New Jersey Senator Cory Booker seemed to feel just that during the Democratic Debate on Wednesday night, when rival candidate Beto O'Rourke flexed his Spanish skills first.
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As Vladimir Putin has flexed his muscles on the world stage since returning to the presidency in 2012, he has promoted the adulation of men in uniform.
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Ashley Graham flexed her muscles after her outdoor fitness session in the Coachella Valley on Saturday with The Dogpound co-founder Dawin Peña and husband Justin Ervin.
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If Olsen isn't flexed out there to create a matchup problem, the Panthers need both a good throw and a lucky roll on every receiver's hands check.
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Some rated, covenant-lite deals aimed at US institutional investors including Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) funds have run into resistance and flexed pricing higher as a result.
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She winced and flexed her hands, the flesh cracking, flakes of dead skin fluttering back like the millions of fiery orange poppy petals blowing it the wind.
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Meanwhile, pro-choice groups flexed their growing numbers with protests and demonstrations intended to show anti-choice politicians that they would pay the price on Election Day.
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Even as he huddled with Republicans, Trump flexed his own political muscle derailing a House Republican plan to reform an independent ethics office with a single tweet.
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Lessons from cybersecurity exits Yesterday, Symantec CEO Greg Clark flexed his M&A biceps, saying that Splunk could be an attractive target at a $9+ billion valuation.
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When Hurricane Sandy roared across the east coast in a classic "October Surprise," Obama flexed leadership skills and empathy just over a week before the 2012 election.
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In September last year the LME cash-to-three-months contango flexed out as wide as $220 per tonne, a level unseen in at least a decade.
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In recent weeks, the US has flexed its military muscles at Iran in a standoff that has sparked fears of a new conflict in the Middle East.
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They would stitch or glue feathers, one by one, to gauzy substrates of silk, organza, or muslin, until the fabric flexed and flowed like a living thing.
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The center bloc, nicknamed the "centrão" or "big center," has held sway in Congress for years and flexed its muscles when ramming through Rousseff's impeachment in 2016.
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It lost out on LinkedIn to Microsoft, which flexed its financial muscles and reeled in the business social network for $26.5 billion a couple of years ago.
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Flexed beneath your fingers, its body snaps, then flakes like a firm-fleshed fish, the newly awakened Cheddar chakra releasing a fruity spiciness reminiscent of pink peppercorns.
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The last review I wrote — I can't believe they did this, but … A man got down on his knees, with his knees apart, and his feet flexed.
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In the end, Ms. Newman lost by fewer than 22008,22012 votes, prompting criticism from abortion rights advocates who felt Emily's List should have flexed its muscles sooner.
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It was like one wire had been soldered the wrong way or something like that, or maybe in shipping, it had been flexed in the wrong way.
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Derrick Henry and A.J. Brown are both serious weapons in Tennessee's arsenal, and the defense flexed its muscles in a big way against the Pats last week.
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Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Jalen Hill each scored 18 points, and host UCLA flexed its advantage on the interior to rout San Jose State 63-64 Sunday.
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Sony&aposs "Jumanji: The Next Level" flexed its muscles big time over the weekend, dethroning "Frozen II" at the domestic box office with an estimated $60.1 million.
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Short-dated time-spreads have flexed out to levels not seen in many years as a long-running decline in LME nickel stocks translates into cash-date tightness.
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Although the Acer Chromebook 14 for Work seemed promising, we managed to crack the screen without that much abuse because the top of the laptop flexed too much.
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The New York Yankees flexed their muscle in order to ignite their sputtering offense while the reigning world-champion Kansas City Royals continue to spiral out of control.
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Power is deployed and flexed, and a bunch of new politicians are being forced to submit in a way they haven't since George W. Bush was in office.
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The deal was first launched as a straight €580m first-lien term loan guided at 20163bp with 99.5 discount and then flexed to 500bp with a 99 OID.
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Hiplet, with the dancers' bent knees and slightly flexed ankles, can look precarious — though he and his dancers insist it's not dangerous — and, aesthetically, it can look awkward.
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Naturally if one is placed on a joint, as some of these electronic stickers were, it can report back whether and how much that joint has been flexed.
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Other branches of the security forces have also flexed their muscles since the return of military rule, arresting protesters or clamping down on unlicensed street vendors, activists said.
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Since Russia flexed its military muscle by seizing Crimea and meddling in Ukraine in 2014, Ms. Merkel has been the main Western interlocutor to President Vladimir V. Putin.
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In ways that would make Richard Nixon blush, Trump has flexed his executive power to deregulate the economy, erode the Affordable Care Act and ramp up immigration restrictions.
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Typically the fracture occurs while the foot is plantar-flexed or pointed, such as when a ballet dancer is on their toes, and then forcefully forced inwards (inversion).
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On its own, the trade war is a dramatic change in US-China relations — but that's not the only place where the Trump administration has flexed its muscles.
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The once playful tint of fragile ballerinas, Bubble Yum and Malibu Barbie has flexed some muscle of late, taking on overtones of sociopolitical protest, transgression and unalloyed eroticism.
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So, a flexible display that can't be actively flexed by the user — though honestly, the act of flexing it tends to be where we start running into trouble.
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When Thomas stole the ball and was fouled with 42.9 seconds left, he turned to the crowd and flexed his muscles before hitting his 41st and 21nd points.
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Watson flexed both arms as the crowd at NRG Stadium went wild — knowing the home team was in position to add another comeback win to Houston's playoff history.
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The CRA can only be used early in an administration, but the experts I've spoken to believe it could be flexed a few more times on major rules.
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This year at Amsterdam Dance Event, the Michigan-bred DJ/producer flexed his culinary chops at the city's De Kloof Shelter as part of the 10,000 Hours initiative.
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Lecomte, Motley help No. 6 Baylor fend off TCU FORT WORTH, Texas — Baylor flexed its muscles late and stiff-armed a TCU team that's starving for a signature win.
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The cash-to-three-months spread flexed out to $340-per tonne backwardation at one stage in May, the high cash premium sucking metal into the LME warehouse system.
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Now, Kim Jong-un after he flexed his muscles, the rocket man is back on the board with the -- not only the meeting on the 12th but also denuclearization.
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And it could also provide a new way to poke and prod Einstein's theory of general relativity in the flexed space-time at the mouth of a black hole.
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On Thursday, Nintendo flexed its massive intellectual property muscles further to announce the imminent arrival of a mobile game from another one of its long-running franchises: Fire Emblem.
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This time, a shirtless Baena held his wrist and flexed his bicep in the same way Schwarzenegger did in an advertisement for a German protein product back in 1967.
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The skeleton — a male, likely between 25 and 35 years old when he died — was well preserved and appeared to have been carefully buried in a tightly flexed position.
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But over the last few years, a new group of buyers has sprung up: sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and even private families have flexed their deal-making muscles.
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Ferrari, looking for their first win in Montreal since 2004, flexed their muscles with Germany's Sebastian Vettel posting the second best effort, followed by Finnish team mate Kimi Raikkonen.
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Once Trump learned that she was paid more handsomely for "The Voice" than he was for "The Apprentice," he flexed his celebrity muscles by pretending to be Presidential material.
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In an encouraging sign for the Yankees, they flexed their offensive muscle for one of the few times in winning three of four from the A.L. Central-leading Indians.
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It's like the countryside is flexed—alive and breathing—and I can't help but feel struck by an irrational and eerie sense that it knows we're driving on it.
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The New York label Apiece Apart presents a lone soul wearing an all-white outfit in an all-white kitchen, her naked foot gloriously flexed against the hardwood floor.
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Among the most common are orthotics, night splints (which hold your foot flexed to stretch the plantar fascia and Achilles' tendon) and physical therapy (or at-home stretching/strengthening).
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She was clad in a similar sports bra and propped up on her elbow so that her shoulder flexed in the same way as it did in the picture.
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As Russell took another stab at it—"Stop!" he howled repeatedly, his voice at full stretch, while two impassive musclemen lugged him away—Brooker flexed his eyebrows and winced.
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Then, he had to keep his muscles flexed and essentially breathe with his stomach, using his abdomen to open the diaphragm in order to keep breathing in and out.
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In "Thiago Silva" with AJ Tracey, he flexed his versatility by releasing one of the grime anthems of 2016, and then flew out to Paris to shoot the video.
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The startup, which was founded in 2015 by an ex-Googler and went public on the Nasdaq last July, has further flexed muscles during the recent "6/18" shopping spree.
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A day after Pelosi's letter was made public, Trump flexed his presidential authority by postponing an overseas trip for which Pelosi and other members of Congress were about to depart.
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McSorley leads No. 10 Penn State to rout of Maryland COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Penn State flexed some muscle Saturday, and maybe one Maryland didn't expect to be quite that strong.
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Like live action plinths they flexed and relaxed their muscles around the objects they held — hyper animated frames that wrapped their bodies around the wobbly and misshapen pots and vases.
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"Wasn't it always supposed to be Pacey?" he asks in a no duh tone, legs folded on the coffee table, biceps casually flexed as he gestures with the remote control.
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Renfroe carries Padres for second straight game SAN DIEGO — Rookie Hunter Renfroe flexed his muscles again as the San Diego Padres edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-33 Wednesday night.
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LP: The losers this week were Chris (10 points), Jake (6 points) and Loren (21 points), who flexed their drafting muscles last week by choosing contestants with long-term potential.
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But as Xi projects China as a rising superpower eager to cut trade deals, he has also flexed China's muscles in the South China Sea -- generating tensions with his neighbors.
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There's also what's being called "cell phone elbow," in which a person holds their elbow flexed for a prolonged period of time while using their phone, leading to some discomfort.
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"Flexed-Up, Sexed-Up Siouxsie Sioux Wisely Loses the Lost-Girl Image," the Los Angeles Times proclaimed, two days after Siouxsie and the Banshees played LA's Universal Amphitheatre in 1992.
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In recent years, China has flexed its military muscles by sending ships and aircraft into the Sea of Japan and building islands and military installations in the South China Sea.
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Location: Alpharetta, Georgia Employee quote: "The company has treated me well, they flexed and respected my wishes when I needed more family time (4 day work week for a while)."
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With his right leg flexed on the turf and his left leg in the 3-foot deep ditch, he managed to get the ball out, but still made double bogey.
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A US$115m five-year and US$235m 10-year term loan, as well as a US$50m five-year revolver, were also flexed in a similar manner, he said.
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On "Scorpion," his latest chart-topping release, Drake flexed the ultimate status symbol, having purchased the rights to unreleased vocals and scoring a posthumous feature with the King of Pop.
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The National Rifle Association has flexed its support for President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, saying he'll be a staunch supporter of the Second Amendment on the bench.
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By imposing continued gender segregation at the wall, the ultra-Orthodox have flexed their political as well as theological muscles in the face of the rest of the Jewish world.
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The benchmark LME cash-to-three-months spread flexed out to a backwardation of $240 per tonne at one stage, the tightest curve structure in over a decade.
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They had a tough time finding any mo-cap suit capable of fitting Crews properly, seeing as he'd "wreck" it every time he even accidentally flexed what his mama gave him.
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Houston flexed its muscles on its first possession, marching 59 yards in 12 plays capped by Ward's 10-yard touchdown scamper with the Cougars converting two fourth downs on the drive.
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Later, we laughed along with him as he flexed his comedic muscles on The Suite Life of Zack and Cody and The Suite Life on Deck with his twin brother Dylan.
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But with this machine, because you have to propel the treadmill forward, it keeps your biomechanics neutral (spine neutral versus flexed forward) and forces the power to come from your glutes.
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The cash-to-three-months spread CMSN0-83 flexed out to $340-per tonne backwardation at one stage in May, the high cash premium sucking metal into the LME warehouse system.
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Wearing a yellow cutoff shirt and black shorts in the video, he flexed his muscles and hinted that his progress at body lifting was just the start of his fitness routine.
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Brady, who once said he considers Trump a friend, also commented on an Instagram photo posted by Aaron Rodgers showing the Green Bay Packers quarterback kneeling with a flexed arm emoji.
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That could signify a blood feud among families within a specific tribe since these cultures would typically bury their dead in a flexed, fetal position on their sides with special items.
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Turnbull, who has lagged in opinion polls all year, and his minority government were forced to accept a widespread banking inquiry after independent members in parliament flexed their new-found power.
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A new €300m covenant-lite term loan B for Europe's largest lab operator Synlab reverse flexed to 300bp over Euribor, prior to close on September 12, after a successful syndication process.
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" These voters, she continued, flexed their muscles "on Super Tuesday in the Virginia and Texas suburbs, which saw 20193 percent and 87 percent higher voter turnout, respectively, than four years ago.
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The Cavaliers (214-23) flexed their muscles early and often in the second half and used a 236-503 run to put the game away after trailing by six at halftime.
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For an hour and a half, he held the stage at the center of the floor like a prizefighter, the whole arena gazing down upon him as he flexed familiar muscles.
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The American Bad Ass flexed his golf game at the Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf Celebrity Shootout in Missouri on Sunday ... partnered up with the 18-time major championship winner.
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Around the time he was writing 15-second jingles on-the-spot for employers, Haack also started working as a pianist for dance instructors in Westchester County, which flexed very similar muscles.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Materials like paper and plastic can't recover their original shape and structure at the molecular level after being flexed and folded like more rigid materials are able to.
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However, United flexed their financial muscle to ward off their neighbours and Maguire said he could not turn down the opportunity to help the record 20-times English champions win more trophies.
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He's out of the NFL, but ex-NY Jets safety Kerry Rhodes is still in game day shape -- and flexed his physique this week during some beach football with his actress fiancee.
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Under Apartheid, the McCormicks write, South African laws prevented black workers from striking—sapping whatever bargaining power they otherwise might have flexed—and also mandated specific wages and hours for many blacks.
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Before the election, many of the group's posts showed women in white honoring the suffragists, their muscles flexed like Rosie the Riveter, smiling wide about the prospect of a shattered glass ceiling.
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Over the past four games, they earned every fruit that they knocked down, and flexed the kind of prowess that was etched into their franchise DNA as the deathly Durant-Westbrook duo.
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The Force is strong with this one It's not quite as potent as "The Force Awakens," but "The Last Jedi" still flexed impressive muscle at the box office during its opening weekend.
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When Jacqueline Green marched with her long legs and flexed feet scything instantly to the level of her head, over and over, even the air seemed to rush out of her way.
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After a Sandpiper hearing where Kim flexed her legal muscle hard in front of opposing counsel, attorney Rick Schweikart — who represents Sandpiper — compliments her courtroom skills and invites her out to lunch.
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Tampa Bay is five games behind Minnesota for the American League's second wild card with seven to play but flexed its muscles by scoring 17 runs while winning its last two contests.
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U.S. Treasury is laying out proposed rules to extend the powers of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, or CFIUS, which has increasingly flexed its muscles against Chinese companies.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months spread CMSN0-3 closed Monday valued at a backwardation of $95 per tonne after the premium for cash metal flexed out as wide as $260 late January.
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Educators are a key voting bloc in state nominating contests and have flexed their political muscle in the past two years with a wave of strikes and protests over better pay and resources.
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Hollywood flexed its celebrity muscle at the party with an A-list lineup that included Sylvester Stallone, Kobe Bryant and billionaire Steve Ballmer, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers and former Microsoft CEO.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Tweaks throughout No. 4 Virginia flexed its muscles on its home floor Tuesday night with a dominating 81-59 win over in-state rival No. 353 Virginia Tech in Charlottesville.
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Russia has flexed its military muscles during the last few years with its 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimea and deep involvement in the Syrian conflict serving as examples of its more belligerent stance.
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Toronto flexed its muscles in the opener of its seven-game homestand Friday by sending the Yankees to their ninth loss in 12 games with a 33-0 mauling in the series opener.
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It grew by a marginal 0.5 percent in the first quarter — even as Russia flexed it geopolitical muscles in Syria and partnered with OPEC to curtail oil's steep slide, to little discernible effect.
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President Donald Trump flexed his kingmaker ability in Republican primaries across the country this year, deciding whether to sink or help candidates in a party that has increasingly cast itself in his image.
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There are recognizable elements — flexed feet, cocked hips, formations of dancers that tangle and untangle — but for all of its color, courtesy of Eugene Berman's vibrant scenery and costumes, it's a little dull.
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But McConnell, who is running for his seventh Senate term next year, flexed his political muscle to secure $2900 million in direct spending for Kentucky in the two year-end omnibus spending bills.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — For six months, Democrats in the State Capitol flexed the power of unbridled one-party rule, ushering in a sweeping overhaul of New York's housing, environmental, criminal and social justice laws.
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China flexed its economic might against the U.S. National Basketball Association (NBA) on Tuesday by suspending broadcast arrangements after the Houston Rockets general manager tweeted support for anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
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In the part, the former secretary of state flexed her comedy muscles, joking at one point she had been secretary "of a very large organization" for four years when asked about her experience.
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With the Home Run Derby on the horizon, Aaron Judge flexed his muscles with his majors-best 28th blast to give him five hits and three runs scored in his last three games.
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China, which took control of the former British colony in 1997 promising to let it retain its autonomy, flexed its muscles, sending troops outside their barracks over the weekend in a cleanup operation.
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President Trump wrapped up a successful tour of Southeast Asia while the United States Navy flexed its military might with three aircraft carrier battle groups off the North Korean Peninsula, an unprecedented display.
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The Cowboys flexed their muscle early on, scoring in the opening quarter on Brown's 260-yard TD pass to Johnson at the 27:224 mark at the end of a 224-yard drive.
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In September, the opposition party flexed its muscles by staging a no-confidence vote against the president, and calling for the entire cabinet to resign and for Mr. Kuczynski to pick new ministers.
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Republican teachers first flexed their political clout during the primary season, unseating more than a dozen Republican lawmakers who had cut taxes, gutted funding for public schools and rolled back benefits for teachers.
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Ellison welcomed Perez to the race with a statement, but flexed his labor muscles in the same releases with a comment from Lee Saunders, president of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.
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While some of the tracks asked for are identified rather quickly, in some cases people have flexed their music head chops in captivating ways that go above and beyond the normal exchange of timestamps.
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Last month, they flexed their new muscle by introducing perhaps the most sweeping public policy change in recent memory: a top-to-bottom rewrite of the law governing collective bargaining for public-sector workers.
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The cash premium over three-month metal, the backwardation, had flexed out as wide as $27.75 per ton the previous week as the long tightened its grip on the London market's nearby date structure.
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How it works: Water weighs one ton per cubic meter — that's about 275 trillion pounds from Harvey — and because the floodwaters were so widespread, the Earth's crust "flexed," according to GPS data, Milliner writes.
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After the game was tied at halftime, the Panthers flexed their muscles to start the second half, using a personal 6-0 run by McGowens to take the lead for good at 03-27.
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Eurosceptics in Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party flexed their muscle by voting against her government in a symbolic Brexit ballot last week though have so far given little sign of formally breaking away.
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PARELES The latest high-concept album from the electronic duo Matmos, arriving March 15, is "Plastic Anniversary," which derives all of its sounds from plastic: tapped, plucked, rubbed, scraped, flexed, blown through like horns.
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That the boycott concerned the campus's racial climate rather than the players' compensation ought not conceal the reality of what happened: The players — unpaid, un-unionized — flexed their muscles, and the system gave in.
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The increase, largely during the 1990s and 2000s, happened as the politically influential bail-bond industry flexed its muscles and almost no one paid attention to the growing inequality and unfairness of the system.
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Before R.A.M.'s Twitter account was suspended, you could find images of the group doing situps in the sand, practicing kickboxing techniques and posing shirtless, muscles flexed, with skull masks over their lower faces.
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They flexed that muscle a few weeks ago, when the new senate majority leader, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, appointed a vocal opponent of Amazon's plans to a state board that would vote on the deal.
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When it was over, when Malcolm Bernard yanked down a rebound and dribbled out the final three seconds, the Musketeers flexed in front of their fans, climbed onto press row and screamed in euphoria.
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Two days ago, the Trump administration ominously warned Iran that it was putting the country "on notice" after Tehran flexed its muscles in the region by testing a medium-range ballistic missile over the weekend.
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It was not a visit to the capitals of Britain and Germany, but it is a true North American summit: a unique moment where Mexico flexed and exercised power over the possible next US President.
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Overeem had six inches of height on Hunt, but the hurting knee still came in at a height you won't see in the heavyweight division and Hunt's posture was only momentarily flexed by Overeem's grip.
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But he was a class apart on Sunday, having qualified without a fail he went through the final never looking remotely close to dislodging the bar as he flexed his body into biology-defying shapes.
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Every day, in the rows and rows of vines that extend to the horizon, I watched as the men and women knelt on the ground and flexed their bodies in order to pick the grapes.
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The committee, emboldened by a law last year aimed at strengthening the inter-agency panel, has flexed its muscles increasingly against Chinese companies as Beijing and Washington remain locked in heated trade and technology row.
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Unlike any mammal alive today, these extinct marsupial giants seem to have immobile elbow joints that were fixed at about a 100-degree angle, so that the arms served as permanently flexed food-gathering tools.
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MOSCOW — Russia flexed its muscles again over Syria on Friday, for the first time launching cruise missiles at targets from warships in the Mediterranean Sea days after beginning bombing runs from a base in Iran.
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Clearly looking to send a message, the U.S. conceded the Argentines an early 19-10 lead then flexed their muscles going on a 26-2 run that linked the opening two quarters to take command.
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And now the resistance has flexed its muscle in Virginia and shown that the broad rainbow coalition that is America's future doesn't have to kowtow to those moaning about losing the privileges from America's past.
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Yet in that time, they've still flexed their muscles, headlining major music festivals like Lollapalooza, Coachella, and Riot Fest, as well as playing several nights on their own at Madison Square Garden and Wembley Arena.
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The L.A. Clippers superstar took the stage at the Just For Laughs event in Montreal last week and flexed his comedy skills for the crowd ... and we gotta say, he drew some pretty big laughs.
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Analysts warn that Amazon most likely flexed its muscles to negotiate a deal with highly favorable terms, possibly pushing for below-market leases in an area that already trends well below national and Washington averages.
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And its influence has been flexed repeatedly over New York City, with the Legislature overruling the city on issues like fees for plastic bags, and granting miserly extensions of mayoral control of the city's schools.
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A majority of judges in those two circuits — not the "so-called judges" of President Trump's fevered imagination, but actual life-tenured, Senate-confirmed federal judges — flexed their muscles and stood up to the president.
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The high six-figure spending campaigns highlight the shift in the gun violence debate, where the NRA, the nation's most prominent gun rights group, had long outspent its adversaries and flexed its clout in Washington.
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THE WHITNEY MUSEUM once more flexed its immense fifth floor with the triumphal "Open Plan," which gave five artists working in markedly different media the run of the entire space for up to two weeks.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months spread CMNI215-2000 flexed out to backwardation of $240 per tonne earlier this month and the cash metal premium was still valued at an elevated $104 at Tuesday's close.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months spread flexed out to backwardation of $240 per tonne earlier this month and the cash metal premium was still valued at an elevated $104 at Tuesday's close.
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In a photo taken by her hairstylist Jen Atkin, the reality star poses in a skin-tight camouflage bodysuit, with one leg turned out just enough to put her flexed inner-thigh muscle on full display.
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The price of higher-grade "bare bright" scrap, for example, flexed out from flat with CME copper in June 2016 to a 10-cent per lb discount in February 2017, according to S&P Global Platts.
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While Ehrhart's legislation failed, it appears that he was able to achieve many of his goals behind the scenes, and some government ethics experts are alarmed at how the powerful lawmaker has flexed his political muscles.
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Image credit: Eye Ubiquitous via Getty ImagesEarly this morning, ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet flexed his spacewalking muscles for the first time—and we got to live vicariously through him, thanks to a livestream straight from space.
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While he was occupied, she was more than happy to take the time to study the way the fabric of his worn jeans clung to his firm ass, the way his muscles flexed with every movement.
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During last November's congressional election, it seems, the newly empowered agency quietly flexed its muscles in an operation that took out internet access for Russia's Internet Research Agency, a Kremlin-linked hub of social media disinformation.
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That deal faced difficulty after Standard & Poor's downgraded the country's sovereign debt to BBB+ during syndication in November, which led to pricing on the loan being flexed upwards from 110bp over Libor to 120bp over Libor.
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The Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals are being flexed into the "Sunday Night Football" spot for Week 7, bumping the scheduled NFC West game between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams to 4:25 p.m.
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On Guadagnino's story, the reality star posted a snap of the friends together posing as they flexed their biceps — a photo that was taken back in May when he visited Mike at the New York prison.
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The committee, emboldened by a law last year aimed at strengthening the inter-agency panel, has flexed its muscles increasingly against Chinese companies as Beijing and Washington remain locked in a heated trade and technology row.
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Amid the din at Heinz Field, some players flexed, and others just stood there beaming, nodding, bouncing, celebrating the way they did here back in November, when they throttled Carolina by 31 points on national television.
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But as Riyadh flexed muscles by cutting ties with Canada, briefly detaining Lebanon's prime minister, and aggravating relations with Jordan and Morocco, the UAE saw its carefully crafted image as a stabilising force imperilled by association.
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Repeatedly, he flexed his prodigious work ethic and people-pleasing skills, crisscrossing the city for a nonstop slate of performances, interviews, handshakes and other obligations that come with the social-media-soaked music industry of today.
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The Green Movement that flexed its muscles in 2009 could hardly have flourished in the Soviet space, and while Iran's ability to suppress internal dissent has grown in the decade since, the government remains deeply unpopular.
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Investors paid 2100.75bp to join add-on loans for French private hospital group Vivalto Sante and Belgian telecom Telenet, after they were flexed tighter during syndication to price at 250 - called a negative original issue discount.
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The cash premium over three-month metal CMCU0-3, the backwardation, had flexed out as wide as $27.75 per tonne the previous week as the long tightened its grip on the London market's nearby date structure.
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In Turkey, the only Muslim country where legalized homosexuality is enshrined in law, President Recep Erdoğan flexed his anti-gay muscles in June by banning Istanbul's gay pride in a flurry of water cannons and plastic bullets.
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Mr Rouhani recalls, too, how the Revolutionary Guards flexed their muscles after his election victory in 2013 and the signing of the nuclear deal with the world's major powers, launching open criticism of him on both occasions.
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Gaziantep, Turkey (CNN)Turkey flexed its military muscle across the border in war-torn Syria this week by helping rebels retake the border town of Jarablus from ISIS, marking a decisive win for the Free Syrian Army.
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Stanton flexed out for Men's Health magazine (on stands now) -- which included the shirtless pics as part of an article about Giancarlo's recovery from that insane 2014 at-bat where he took a fastball to the face.
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Despite raising US$22bn of loans, the three jumbo deals backing the buyout of Refinitiv, Thomson Reuters Finance & Risk unit, Akzo Nobel's specialty chemicals group and outsourcing specialist Envision Healthcare closed heavily oversubscribed and flexed pricing lower.
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Combining the exquisite formal language of classical Cambodian dance — the bent knees, flexed wrists and elegantly curved fingers — with the rippling isolations and gymnastic feats of hip-hop, Mr. Ros creates an unusual and fascinating movement style.
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The angry little guy from the bagel shop has dropped his Bagel Boss moniker for next month's bout at the Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City after the Bagel Boss chain of cafes flexed on him, legally speaking.
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If you've seen dancers flare their fingers in the flexed position often mockingly called "jazz hands," then you've seen Fosse, especially if those dancers were also sitting into one hip and hiding their eyes beneath a hat.
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And by the way, the inspiration for the "Marvel moment" actually came from another iconic muscle-man, who you may have seen if you've ever been up 5th Avenue going past Rockefeller Center in Manhattan: Atlas flexed.
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After being flexed into the week's prime-time game, the Seahawks and 4383ers will already know what happened for both Green Bay and New Orleans, the other teams vying for the No. 4373 and No. 4363 seeds.
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Both of these teams have flexed their muscles down the stretch, with Ohio State mowing down their Big Ten competition and Clemson essentially winning by 45 points a game for the final two months of the season.
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The couple posed in the closet of their hotel room, with Jessica snapping the photo dressed in a cleavage-baring bikini, a colorful sarong and white sunglasses, while Johnson, dressed in khaki shorts, flexed his abs behind her.
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On the London Metal Exchange (LME), the benchmark spread -- the difference between the cash price and that for three-month delivery -- flexed as wide as $161 per tonne this week before closing on Wednesday at $149.
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If a player has a seizure and fencing responses (that's when the arms are flexed and held out in an unnatural position for several seconds after impact), he should not be allowed back on the field that day.
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Last week, the mother of three showed off her hard-earned muscle in an Instagram video in which she flexed her muscles in a black sports bra, boxing trunks and black boots set to the Rocky theme song.
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The LM's only duties with regard to atmosphere were to keep a very small one, composed of pure oxygen, contained within its tissue-thin aluminum walls (they flexed in and out as the air pressure inside them changed).
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BOSTON (Reuters) - More investors who typically make passive bets flexed their muscles last year and helped push a total of 922 companies to perform better by improving operations and capital allocation, data from research group Activist Insight show.
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But now some surgeons are placing the implants on top of the muscle, in an effort to reduce complications like pain, weakness and breast deformities that can occur with sub-muscular implants when the chest muscles are flexed.
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Here's what you need to know: • Japan flexed its new military muscle at North Korea, sending a warship with a U.S. Navy supply ship to join an American aircraft carrier strike force now in the Sea of Japan.
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Details of the deployments by India and China as well as diplomatic messages from Beijing that have not previously been reported, show how the Asian giants flexed military muscles as the crisis in the strategically located archipelago unfolded.
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Players used belly laugh emotes to mock their downed opponents, and at one point, during the Creative World Cup, Faze Clan star Cizzorz leaned back in his chair and flexed, while his character kissed a gold trophy in triumph.
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Russia, which flexed its military muscles with its 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region and intervention in the Syrian conflict, dropped out of the list of the top five spenders in 2018 following an annual decline of 3.5 percent.
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While the Texas Rangers routinely have flexed their muscles as the weather has gotten warmer this summer, it has taken until the week leading into the All-Star break for the results to show up in the win column.
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And while Popsicle-owner Unilever has flexed its muscles maintaining its ownership of the name, it's hard to imagine a better/cheaper promotion than stamping your name across the latest build of the world's most popular mobile operating system.
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Last year, as Vladimir Putin flexed his muscles in Syria and the Baltic, the Kremlin called for an 8 percent increase in the number of patriotic youth—and a 10 percent increase in recruits for the Russian armed forces.
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Not yet halfway through the Games schedule, the U.S. have flexed their muscles to snatch 41 golds and leave the rest of the pack in their dust with Canada a distant second on 16 golds and 63 total medals.
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PASULJANSKE LIVADE, Serbia (Reuters) - Under the keen eye of President Aleksandar Vucic and foreign diplomats, Serbia's military flexed its muscles on Thursday, firing live ordnance in a mock attack on insurgent positions at a training ground east of Belgrade.
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Though she loved competing, after seven years in the highly structured and closely judged sport — where every flexed foot and angle of the shoulder is scrutinized — the 14-year-old from Alabama quit gymnastics in the spring of 2018.
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Ms. LeCrone, recycling her well-worn patterns and phrases, presented one lethargic ballet after the other, while Ms. Schreier, whose bland choreography is overly embellished with Balanchine touches — a raised hip, a flexed foot — had an oppressive, sanctimonious air.
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In 26.2, the architect Eero Saarinen's Trans World Flight Center at Kennedy International Airport seemed poised to ascend, its 25-foot-wide concrete wings flexed in hopeful upstroke as a memorable symbol of the globe-girdling Trans World Airlines.
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Men were required to perform the exercise, but women were allowed to do what was known as a flexed-arm hang, which required them to hang with chin above the pull-up bar, but did not include dynamic motion.
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One year he flexed an efficient scoring game, posting a 50/40/90 shooting under a thousand minutes played, flashing the kind of skills that made him seem like a dude with a future of really contributing in the NBA.
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All game Kansas City pursued the "lend me a tight end" tactic of moving tight end Travis Kelce around — he was flexed wide, put at the center of trips set, thrown hitch screens, lined up next to another tight end.
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In a beautiful pas de deux to Prelude 6, Lydie Vareilhes seems to exist in a state of perpetually buckling collapse, flexed feet clawing at the air, arms reaching into the void as she is weightlessly lifted by Mickaël Lafon.
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That approach backfired for Nestle earlier this year when a buying group representing six European retailers flexed its muscles with the Swiss group, pulling some of its products for months during a pricing row that was only settled in May.
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In a video posted to his Instagram, Pratt strikes the classic beefcake pose (arms flexed and behind his head) while stylist Annie Psaltiras takes a blowdryer to his armpits and "t-ts" as he narrates the scene on the GOTG2 tour.
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The 7-0 center scored 14 of his season-high 17 points in the second half as the Bluejays flexed their muscles thereafter, shooting 74 percent after intermission and outscoring the Greyhounds by 25 to cruise to an 64.63-52 victory.
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At the point of injury, the hips are below the knees (which are flexed over 90 degrees) and the tail of the ski, in combination with the stiff back of the boot, creates an abnormal, unnatural twisting load on the tibia.
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As good as he was at all of that, when he went to WCW after his WWE run, he toned it all down to become a menacing bruiser; he still flexed and gyrated, but any hint of humor was gone.
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In 2013, Rice again flexed her leadership muscles in the sports world when she was appointed as a member of the College Football Playoff Committee, which selects and seeds the four teams to take part in the NCAA football tournament.
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In a small 2006 study, published in the journal Angiology, the blood pressure of a small sample of people without vein disease was tracked as they stood, flexed their feet and walked on a treadmill, either barefoot or wearing high heels.
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At a workout open to the public and the media on Wednesday, Diaz prepared for battle in the most Diaz way possiblie — the marijuana advocate smoked what appeared to be a joint, flexed his biceps, then shared the spliff with fans.
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Those dynamics set the stage for an internal party dispute that would soon play out in the halls of Congress, as Pelosi flexed the muscle she'd built over years as a relentless negotiator to once again keep her caucus in line.
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Should the Lions lose to the Cowboys tonight, their Week 17 game against the Packers—which has been flexed into the Sunday night slot—could not only decide the NFC North but also whether Detroit goes to the postseason at all.
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In July, a Las Vegas hotel flexed hard on Iggy Azalea, charging her just over $64 for a room service grilled cheese, which included an extra 10 bucks on the bill for a knife and fork that she didn't even need.
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The friendship between Beyoncé and Kobe, both considered icons in their respective fields, goes all the way back to the late 90s when they were just budding stars; on the 1999 hit single "Say My Name," Kobe flexed his rap skills.
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T-shirts in memory of the Jet Star are sold in the many shops that offer wares bearing humorous and vulgar sayings (one sleeveless shirt sold down the boardwalk from Casino Pier bragged, "I flexed and the sleeves fell off").
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Herman couldn't have predicted how mightily Speaker Pelosi's power would be flexed this week, of course — as she refused to allow President Trump to deliver his State of the Union address in the House chamber while the government is partly closed.
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Washington (CNN)A second House committee approved the Republican Party's Obamacare repeal bill Thursday, as President Donald Trump flexed his deal-making skills to build momentum behind the legislation amid growing concern among prominent GOP figures that fast-tracking the measure could backfire.
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Instead of societies setting the rules they choose for platforms like Facebook, Facebook's lobbying muscle is being flexed to make the case for a single generalized set of 'standards' which won't overly get in the way of how it monetizes people's data.
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Russia has flexed its military muscle over the past couple of years, amid heightened tensions between the West and Moscow over Ukraine, and the NATO military alliance has repeatedly reported more incursions by Russian fighters and long-range bombers into its airspace.
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At least 299.88 companies flexed their pricing higher in June, including logistics company Savage Enterprises, which increased pricing on Thursday on a US$2175bn term loan backing its acquisition of agribusiness Bartlett to 2175bp from original guidance of 21.825bp-298.625bp, a source said.
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In 1935, as the strongmen flexed their muscles, the Labour Party replaced the hapless Lansbury with Major Clement Attlee, who combined a vigorous support for Britain's entry into the second world war with unceasing work to found the post-war welfare state.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - European champions Portugal spurned a two-goal lead against Tunisia, stumbling to a 2-13 draw, as France, one of the World Cup favorites, flexed their muscles with a comfortable 2-0 win over Ireland in warm-up friendlies on Monday.
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Miami flexed its offensive muscle by recording seven runs in each contest of its three-game series with Atlanta, improving to 33-2 in its last seven to reside four games out in the second wild-card spot with 16 to play.
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After hosts Peru got off to a dream start on Saturday by winning both marathons to briefly top the table, and a gold medal run on Sunday put Mexico at number one, the powerhouse U.S. flexed their collective muscles on Day Three.
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Read more: UPS just beat out Amazon, FedEx, and Uber to make America's first revenue-generating drone deliveryOn July 23, UPS flexed its muscles in drone delivery again with the announcement that a newly created subsidiary of the company, UPS Flight Forward Inc.
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The 65-year-old foundation chief has has also flexed her muscles since joining the supervisory board in January, most notably by questioning the rationale of the Tata Steel deal, ending years of rubber stamping management's proposals, people briefed on the talks said.
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The 65-year-old foundation chief has also flexed her muscles since joining the supervisory board in January, most notably by questioning the rationale of the Tata Steel deal, ending years of rubber stamping management's proposals, people briefed on the talks said.
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The candidates flexed so much disdain for one another that they had a limited reserve for him, and I can imagine Trump and his advisers scouring the night's transcripts for tips on how to take down whoever the eventual Democratic nominee is.
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Protect others from getting sick 🤒😷🤧🔺Completely cover your 👄 & 👃 with a tissue or a sleeve or flexed elbow when coughing or sneezing 🤧🔺Avoid close contact when you are experiencing fever & cold or flu-like symptoms 🤧.
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BANJUL/DAKAR (Reuters) - France flexed its muscles in West Africa on Monday granting millions of euros in aid to Gambia to support its democratic transition amid fears of regional instability and took aim at Russia over its "opportunist" role in Central African Republic.
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This summer, the movement flexed its muscle at the megaplex, where "Captain America: Civil War" featured the Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman), a superhero who in 2018 will star in "Black Panther" as the king and protector of the imaginary nation of Wakanda.
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"My foot went completely numb once it hit, but the more I moved it around the more I kind of flexed it around, the feeling came back and I was able to put all my pressure on it out there on the field," Wacha said.
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As they recruited Dave Astor, Bobby Bray, and Dave Warshaw, they quickly began paving a path out of the powerviolence-indebted sound they were working with, and they flexed their developing identity on their early split releases with Man Is The Bastard and Jenny Piccolo.
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The dancer of "Changeling," for example, extends his arms sideways, with one hand strangely flexed to point downward; in this intriguingly deformed gait — like a bird flying with a wing tip hanging at right angles — he proceeds formally in a changing route around the stage.
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But antennas don't work well when they're flexed in weird directions — efficiency drops off a cliff, and there's very little power to begin with — the skin sensor is powered by harvesting RFID signals, a technique that renders very little in the way of voltage.
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But Ahmad quickly flexed new-found muscle as he persuaded delegates at the CAF Congress to overrule Hayatou, who continued to chair the rest of the meeting despite his election defeat, and postpone important votes on the appointment of independent auditing and oversight structures.
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His forced arm positions and use of a flexed foot — which, depending on the scene, gives characters a touch of anguish or jauntiness — feel forced, while lifts are more acrobatic than soaring; you see the dancers fighting for the right grip, a semblance of control.
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"We're winning the last couple of days because everybody's enjoying the moment, everybody's together, everybody's like a family," said Yasiel Puig, who whooped and flexed his way around the bases after a pinch-hit go-ahead three-run homer in Wednesday's 5-2 victory.
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The baby had lost too much blood to cry, but on Tuesday, hooked up to oxygen tubes and IV and swathed in bandages - he flexed his uninjured hand, sending a waterfall of tears coursing down the cheeks of his father, Somali farmer Abdi Abukar Hassan.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The youth-led U.S. gun control movement that flexed its public muscle with huge weekend rallies has already nudged Congress to enact minor firearms changes, but must remain active if it hopes to win more meaningful regulations, lawmakers said on Sunday.
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Less than two weeks after Amazon flexed its muscles by pausing construction planning on an expansion of its new headquarters in the city, the Seattle City Council voted in favor of a new tax on large employers that was at the center of the dispute.
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During the reunion, they valiantly flexed their early Cali roots as the Birkenstock-clad, mustachioed Sunshine preached dub poetry to the crowd in a style akin to Alan Ginsberg, while Moonbeam deployed classic house tones via a patchwork of equipment, sans a MacBook of any kind.
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The person just wasn't an uber-specialist in the area of knee replacement who was going to be doing it in a facility that had a wing just for knee replacement, where my mom's knee was being flexed before she even came out from the anesthesia.
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Quietly, Tribe Capital's co-founders, Maidenberg and former Social Capital partners Arjun Sethi and Jonathan Hsu, have deployed millions of dollars in Social Capital portfolio companies like Slack and Carta, hired several former Social Capital employees and flexed a data-first approach that looks pretty damn familiar.
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It feels like there was a version of this movie where she flexed way more of her sociopathic Snapchat-obsessed teen demon muscles, or got a little more Sprang Break before her comeuppance, but for whatever reason, Refn and Fanning didn't take the character that far.
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But on Sunday, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, flexed his executive power — a more familiar demonstration in the governor's second term — joking that passing legislation can "often be a tedious affair," and saying instead he wanted "immediate action" on B.D.S., while challenging other governors to do the same.
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No. 18 Purdue overwhelms Arizona State from distance NEW YORK — Whether it was down low or way outside, No. 18 Purdue flexed its collective muscles in overwhelming Arizona State 403-64 in the first game of the Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
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"What is wrong with you?" my husband asked me as my arms trembled and my fingers flexed and I held my head in my hands like someone who could protect myself from what was happening, even though it was happening deeper inside me than I could reach.
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Turkey, too, has flexed its bullying muscles, as its irascible and egomaniacal leader has used the excuse of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) to go after another American ally, the Kurds, who have at least as strong a claim to statehood as the Palestinians.
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The Raptors made a furious start to Game Six and nailed seven three pointers to build an early nine-point lead but the Warriors responded and cut the deficit to 33-32 by the end of a first quarter in which both teams flexed their offensive muscle.
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Wendy's (WEN) is taking on McDonald's (MCD), which beat Wendy's to the punch with its free breakfast offer: The Chicken Biscuit promotion comes on the same day McDonald's flexed its own breakfast muscle by dubbing Monday "National Egg McMuffin Day" and giving away the sandwich for free.
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Russia's leadership thinks its voice cannot be recognized without a strong military, said Khruscheva — whose grandfather, Nikita Khruschev, was incidentally the Soviet leader who flexed that global military reach the most, when he sent nuclear missiles to the doorstep of the United States in Cuba, in 20153.
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He once again flexed his youth during last night's debate and pointed out that his understanding of millennial problems like health care, income equality, and the existential threat of climate change are what make him uniquely qualified to make the kind of change that Americans want to see.
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Hartnell is tied with fellow left wing Brandon Saad with a club-best 31 points, but coach John Tortorella flexed his muscle to his team after the veteran was whistled for a costly too-many-men-on-the-ice penalty in Columbus' 43-1 victory over Colorado on Saturday.
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The microtonal warp of the harmonies adds a tangy twist, in a way that seems novel and natural at once — much in the way audiences accustomed to the pointed toes of classical ballet might have adjusted to the reappearance of flexed ankles and knocked knees of modern dance.
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According to assessments by S&P Global Platts, No.22015 bare bright, the highest-purity form of copper scrap, traded at flat to the CME price in the second quarter of last year but flexed out to a discount of nine cents per lb ($22016 per tonne) in November.
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In Barber's Violin Concerto, with the sweet-toned but fiery violinist Jennifer Frautschi as soloist, there were voluptuous tuttis in which the orchestra's string section flexed its might, part of a big-hearted and shapely performance that paid homage to the power of meticulously phrased, cleanly sung melody.
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So it only makes sense that when the Instagram-model-turned-makeup-company-CEO stopped by famed sneaker store Flight Club in Los Angeles for Complex's YouTube series Sneaker Shopping with Joe La Puma, she flexed her sneaker-lovin' muscles — and picked up a few pairs before leaving the store.
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All Marines who take the test are required to run three miles and complete a series of abdominal crunches, but only male Marines must complete pull-ups (as many as they can) while female Marines can opt for a "flexed-arm hang"—basically, just hanging off the bar for 15 seconds.
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This week's routine mission put the USS Boxer and its two accompanying vessels, the USS John P. Murtha and the USS Harpers Ferry, temporarily at the center of a potential storm as the US flexed the resources of the US Fifth Fleet at the US Naval Forces Central Command in Bahrain.
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In signaling its intention to reject most 1332 waiver requests, the Obama administration ignored the pleas of the bipartisan National Governors Association, flexed the executive branch's regulatory muscle under, and made clear that it never intended to allow states to innovate or participate as real partners in the regulatory process.
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Playing all but the last minute or so of the game, he scored 25 points, pulled down 8 rebounds, flexed and crowed as Texas Southern got its first-ever N.C.A.A. tournament win, a 64-46 rout of North Carolina Central in a play-in game Wednesday night in Dayton, Ohio.
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In a speech to the Royal United Services Institute think tank in London on Monday, Williamson said the 65,000-ton carrier Queen Elizabeth -- which was commissioned in late 2017 -- would also make appearances in the Mediterranean and Middle East along the way as Britain flexed its military muscles post-Brexit.
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"The individual in the photo is an adult man, killed by the hot pyroclastic surge (hot gas and ash cloud which killed most of the population living around Mount Vesuvius), with both arms and legs flexed due to the heat," Pier Paolo Petrone, a volcano expert based in Italy, told the Daily Dot.
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" Two-time Oscar nominee Jessica Chastain gave fans a peek into some of the signs she and her friends made for Saturday's march in D.C. "Who runs the world?" she wrote as she flexed her muscles alongside her pals and their signs — one reading "Girls just want to have fun-damental rights.
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Getting "weird" didn't harm the songwriting apparatus, though: "Viva La Vida" proved they could pull off a heart-busting crescendo without leaning on guitars, and "Lost+" flexed Martin's inexplicable hip-hop cachet with a Shakespearean guest verse from Jay Z. The band had begun dressing like the Bee Gees in the Sgt.
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After showing the potential of its newly acquired Fox division last weekend with the successful opening of "Ford v Ferrari," Disney flexed is animation muscles this weekend with the release of "Frozen II."The highly anticipated sequel to the blockbuster 2013 original brought in an estimated $127 million at the domestic box office.
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We did a little digging ahead of Tuesday's South Carolina debate, and Federal Election Commission filings reveal one candidate flexed his muscles most ... when it came to celebrity donations in January -- Pete Buttigieg: - Jesse Tyler Ferguson ($2340,2250) - Chloe Grace Moretz ($2250) - Thomas Lennon ($500) He got another $3,000, BTW, from Thomas last year.
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Investor concern over the Chinese economy prompted a number of deals to be delayed or flexed in the second half of the year, while choppy markets in the US forced banks to pull a US$5.6bn buyout of software firm Veritas in November, which threatened to impact the European market at year-end.
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It was dusk, and you were so happy, but suddenly your leg shook and your arm flexed, and this time the seizure wouldn't stop even when you took three emergency doses of Clonazepam, and your brother-in-law had to help you to the rear seat of a taxi while the driver spluttered and protested.
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But they've also flexed their muscles on bigger projects: XCEL, a publicly traded utility company in Colorado, recently put forth an energy plan, asking lawmakers if they could close two coal plants, and invest in a ton of wind and solar power, bringing state clean power from 30 percent to 55 percent by 2026.
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But in March, as tens of thousands of children across the country flooded out of their classrooms to protest gun violence in schools, the moment was hailed by some as a tremendous display of power — perhaps especially in those places where school administrators flexed their own authority and tried to prohibit students from participating.
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He flexed his oddball acoustic predilections on early works Oh Me Oh My (2002), Niño Rojo (2004) and others, before solidifying his claim to the canyon rock lineage with a three-LP hat-trick: 2005's Cripple Crow, 2007's Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon, and 2009's What Will We Be. You could almost smell the eucalyptus.
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Clinton has flexed her organizational power on the ground and on the air: Seizing on what Democrats believe is a spike in Hispanic turnout in some states, she has adjusted her television advertising, nearly doubling her spending in conservative-leaning Arizona, another heavy early-voting state, in an attempt to snatch it away from Mr. Trump.
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A best-supporting Oscar for "Traffic" (2000) did not turn him into a boldface name overnight, but he rambled toward a quiet kind of leading-man status, which he flexed opposite Halle Berry in "Things We Lost in the Fire" (2007), and in the two-part Che Guevara biopic "Che" (2008) — a passion project that he also produced.
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They are riding out their last few months in the White House a little cooler and looser before their home gets occupied by someone possibly demonic (whatever your political leanings that assessment seems fair.) On last night's episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden, First Lady Michelle Obama, or America's Favorite Mom, flexed her best singing skills on Corden's Carpool Karaoke.
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While the world's major powers have engaged in dialogue on establishing norms regarding restraint in employment of cyber options under the UN's Group of Government Experts (GGE) process, Iran flexed its muscles in its likely 85033 attack against Saudi Aramco, North Korea went after Sony for its unflattering film portrayal of Kim Jong Un (2013), and Russia attacked the Ukrainian power grid (2015).
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"The faster we let a fresh new penis inside us, the less we think of the person attached to it as marriage material," Wong said, and then assumed the pose she often takes onstage after she drops an insight: lips flexed forward, eyebrows up, one arm slung over the mic stand, her body language announcing, This is how it is .
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Even putting Trump's angry troops aside, it feels as if we're coming out of this election with four parties: the Paul Ryan Republicans, the Freedom Caucus, the establishment Democrats and the Elizabeth Warren/Bernie Sanders brigade, which is raring to use the muscle that Sanders flexed during the primaries for legislation more progressive than anything that the House would ever approve.
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"I was touched as a child and I felt the warping, like flexed glass, not entirely unpleasant, it was, after all, attention, but I knew it was a glitch, like a memory I was waiting to have, like a stone on the path that I knew I would not pass but pause to pick up and carry with me, uneasily in my pocket," he writes.
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We are blessed to have some real truths from the mouths of people who live these lives floating around on the internet; they are maybe slightly harder to find than the ones who post photos of themselves with their abs flexed next to beautiful plates of fruit overlaid with the text "five keto vegan meals to drop ten pounds fast!" but they are out there.
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SHARED ON HIS OWN POSTS ON POSTS FROM OTHERS 5.23 205 THE GO-TO LIST FIRE: Related to fire, including slang like hot (attractive) and lit (excellent) 282 15 RED HEART: Expressions of love 108 29 CROWN: Royalty, power, wealth and superiority 106 26 PRAYER HANDS: Blessed and grateful 93 4 HYSTERICAL LAUGHTER: Funny or pleasing 3.93 0 FLEXED BICEPS: Physical or mental strength, working out 47 7 . . .
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Developer Shiny Entertainment, headed up by David Perry, had hit it out of the park with their first swing—the company's debut game, designed explicitly as a franchise-launcher (and, as it proved, successful in that respect) sold bucketloads, charmed critics, and made the much-smaller me contort with glee as I launched cows, flexed entirely fake muscles, blasted cackling crows out of the sky and bungee-jumped beside gigantic booger monsters.
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That project found that black voters have become an increasingly important share of the Democratic Party, going from a bloc that drew national attention as it flexed its muscle during the 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns of civil rights activist Jesse Jackson — forcing concessions and promises from the Democratic Party in the process — to a group that 20 years later helped Barack Obama gain the electoral advantage necessary for him to clinch the 2008 Democratic nomination.
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In addition to the abovementioned spinoffs (Fantastic Beasts, Solo, Better Call Saul) that appeared this decade, all of which can be summed up with a fanfiction prompt, fandom also flexed its necromantic social media powers to bring dead ideas and canceled shows back to life on a scale that straight up didn't happen in the previous decade (a notable exception is the fan campaign for the 503 Firefly movie Serenity, which would have five sequels by now if that show had aired closer to the end of the 2000s).
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